Slovenia: no daily vignette — week or month

e-vinjeta.org8 June 20268 min read

Many drivers are surprised that Slovenia has no daily or 10-day vignette. The shortest period is weekly (7 days). For a short trip the choice therefore comes down to two options: weekly or monthly. Here is how to pick the right one.

Why there is no daily vignette

The Slovenian system simply has no daily or 10-day vignette for passenger vehicles — the shortest period is weekly. This means that even for a single transit across the country you buy a weekly vignette. The upside is that a late arrival is not a problem: seven consecutive days comfortably cover an evening arrival and a drive the next day.

The weekly vignette

The weekly vignette is the cheapest option at €23.50 (class 2A) and is valid for seven consecutive calendar days from your chosen start date. It is ideal for transit, a weekend or a short trip. Because it covers a full week, you do not have to worry about the exact arrival time.

The monthly vignette

The monthly vignette costs €38.50 (2A) and pays off if you use the motorway several times in one month or stay longer than a week. It is not twice the price of the weekly, so as soon as you need more than a week — or several separate drives in a month — it quickly becomes the better choice.

Vignette	Price (2A)	Best for
Weekly (7 days)	€23.50	transit, weekend, short trip
Monthly	€38.50	several drives a month, longer stay

Which suits your trip

A single crossing of the country: the weekly vignette is enough and is the only option for a few days.
Weekend or return trip: the weekly vignette comfortably covers both legs — seven days is plenty.
Several drives in one month: consider the monthly vignette; see all options in the complete guide.
Taller vehicle (2B): apply the same logic to class 2B, only the prices are higher (weekly €39, monthly €76.95).

Do not forget the class

Tip: before buying, check the vehicle height above the front axle. Up to 1.30 m is class 2A; above 1.30 m (vans, motorhomes, a car with a roof box) is 2B with a higher price. The wrong class is treated as no vignette.

Summary

Choose the weekly vignette for transit, a weekend or a short trip, and the monthly for several drives a month or a longer stay. There is no daily vignette in Slovenia. Once decided, buy on the Slovenia vignette page — and read the article on when to buy a vignette to get the timing right.

Frequently asked questions

Does Slovenia have a daily vignette?

No. Slovenia has no daily or 10-day vignette. The shortest period is the weekly vignette (7 days), for class 2A €23.50.

Is the monthly vignette twice the price of the weekly?

No. The weekly is €23.50 and the monthly €38.50 (2A) — less than twice, which is why it is better value for anything longer than a week or involving several drives.

Which should I choose for a single transit?

The weekly vignette — it is the smallest option. Seven days comfortably cover the arrival and return drive, including a late border crossing.

Which is better for a weekend trip?

The weekly vignette. It covers the round trip without worrying about the arrival time, as it is valid for seven consecutive days.

I arrive late in the evening — is that a problem?

No. Because the shortest period is weekly (7 days), a late arrival is not the problem it is with daily vignettes elsewhere. The vignette is valid for seven consecutive days from the start date.

Can I set the vignette to start tomorrow?

Yes. You choose the start date at purchase, so you can buy today and have it start the next day or later.

What if I need more than a month?

Consider the annual vignette, valid 365 days from the start date and giving the lowest cost per day — see the full table in the guide.

Must the weekly vignette be used on consecutive days?

Yes. It is valid for seven consecutive calendar days from your chosen start date.